Sentence examples for routinely punished from inspiring English sources

An additional 1,000 seasonal permits are granted, but violations are routinely punished with forfeiture.

Criminal attempts are routinely punished when the substantive offense would be a crime or a délit grave.

Copyright infringement was subject to civil and criminal remedies; extortion and other crimes involving the use of words were routinely punished.

Remaining inequalities, such as the gender pay gap, attest to the fact that stay-at-home parenthood is still routinely punished, in the financial sense.

Adding to his discomfort and isolation, the soldiers said, Private Chen was ill prepared and ill suited to life in a war zone, making frequent mistakes for which he was routinely punished.

Her father, who ran a construction company and moved the family to Los Angeles when Ms. Verrett was a young girl, was a decent man, Ms. Verrett recalled in her book, though he routinely punished his children by strapping them on the legs.

But it was disturbing that there was no mention of our soulless drug policy, which routinely punishes drug users who are poor, through cycles of incarceration -- imitating the psychologist Bruce Alexander's description of putting rats in small cages.

Clinton's story is only one example of a system of private schools that routinely punishes students for their hairstyles, pushing policies with distinct racial undertones.

Art routinely gets punished for "offenses" -- sexual, religious, whatever -- that the rest of American culture gets away with.

It was a period when people were routinely denounced and punished (and sometimes killed) for the crime of being an intellectual or teacher; when millions were sent to the countryside for "re-education"; and when teenagers ran rampant as "Red Guards" — all with the assent of Chairman Mao.

Eure's report also details how the department routinely fails to punish officers who use excessive force. .